... safety than the unthinking ones who gave them birth. On Saturday last, at Liverpool, a about nine years old, went to gather blackberries; he retnrned home in the evening very unwell ; was nitwit convulsed during the night,• and about seven o'clock on Sunday ...

... in a tree near his doelling in Holland Ward Intakes. On thi• 19th inst. a child aged about nine years, who was gathering blackberries on the bank of the River, at Draycote, near Derby, fell into the water and was drowned. And on the , 20th in lint n per_ ...

... the calamity. The building was only erected in the place of one which met with a similar fate nearly Ibis lime last year. Blackberry Svm.p. The present being not only a seasonable lime to prepare this valuable medicine, but recommend its usefulness, pa ...

... wife set out supper, and the deceased ate some, drinking mug of small beer with it. then had about a quarter of pint of blackberry wine, and though pressed stay all night, refused, and set off home a few minutes before eleven o’clock. did not appear ...

... Smyrna. ~ _ A Sweepstakes of Jogs, each, 15gs. ft. for two year olds. T.i.C. About half a mile. Mr. T. Houldsworth’s br f Blackberry, by Sherwood—Jocko s ch c Splendour, by Sovereign 'son of Bigot}, dam by Deceiver. . Mr. Platel's ch f Toujours, by Smyrna ...

... colts, Bsl ‘Jib; fillies, Bst. Half a mile. Mr. Giffard’s be by Banker, out of Nerissa, by Woeful ; ■ Mr. Houidsworth’s hr Blackberry, by Sherwood - Sir George Sitwell’s by Figaro, dam by bilbo Mr. Charlton's by dam bilbo I’lita, grandam Mr. Piatell’sc Tuiijours ...

... 30 gs. each, h. ft. for two years old colts, Hsl. 31b. and lillies, Bst. T. Y.C. About balf mile. Mr. Houldsworth’s br f Blackberry, by Sherwood Mr. Walker’s ch Splendour, by Sovereign Mr. Platel’s ch f Tonjours. hy Smyrna Mr. Charlton’s bf by Negociator ...

... progress for some lime past, and not only the coffin of her Grace is removed from the church at Bottesford, the tomb on Blackberry-hill, but those of the three Dukes of Rutland, the renowned Marquis of Granby, with the various members their families, ...

... 8 3 Mr. Walker’* ch Splendour, (S. Templemen) 1 8 0 Mr. Massev’s bf by Bobadil, dam Kyidener 2 Sir. Houldsworth’s hr f Blackberry, by Sherwood 3 Two paid forfeit. A Gold Cup, of 100 gs. value, subscribers of 10 gs. each (the surplus to be paid to the ...

... would no )e case; nor should we have the game and the pass laws, by which man is sent the house of correction for getting blackberries. If the peep e had a House of Commons, should have workhouses governed and constructed as if ’’ ’’ V * afraid people getting ...

... prisoner’s house on the 16th.— j For the defence, Mary Jlarshall proved that she, the prisoner, and his wife were getting blackberries, when they found the piece of lead in a hedge ; they took to the nearest house, and asked several people if it belonged ...

... and flavour will surpass Ale. Porter, and Cider.—lll. To make Rhubarb Wine.—lV. To make Balm and Lemon Wine.—V. To make Blackberry Wine.—Vl. make Strawberry Wine, from only One Shilling to One Shilling and Fourpence per Gallon. These Wines will surpass ...